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Moon.com App: How to Get Moon on iPhone and Android

Published November 11, 2026

Does Moon have an app?

Not a native one. Moon's own help page says it doesn't currently offer a mobile app and that the team is working on one. What it offers instead is a Progressive Web App, or PWA. That's a website built to behave like an app once you save it to your home screen.

In practice, the difference is small. You get an icon next to your other apps, Moon opens full screen without the browser's address bar, and staying logged in is easier. You don't go through an app store, and there's nothing to update by hand. The site updates itself.

How to install Moon on iPhone

1. Open Safari and go to moon.com. Type the address yourself rather than tapping a link from an ad or a message.
2. Tap the Share icon (the square with an arrow pointing up).
3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen.
4. Check the name and tap Add.

The Moon icon now sits on your home screen. Tap it and Moon opens in its own window. Log in once and you're set.

How to install Moon on Android

Moon's steps are the same on every phone: open the site, use your browser's share or menu option, pick Add to Home Screen, confirm. On Android the menu is in a slightly different place depending on the browser.

1. Open Chrome (or your usual browser) and go to moon.com.
2. Tap the three-dot menu in the top corner. In some browsers this lives behind a Share button instead.
3. Tap Add to Home screen. Some versions of Chrome call it Install app.
4. Confirm the name and tap Add (or Install).

Moon says the site works on most modern mobile browsers, but some features can vary a little by device or browser. If something looks off, update your browser first. That fixes more problems than anything else.

Why there's no app store version (and why that's fine)

Moon hasn't said why its app isn't out yet, beyond confirming one is being built. For most people the web app covers the basics: you can sign up, deposit crypto, place and manage bets, set Auto Profit and Auto Loss, and switch to play money from the main menu.

There are a few small trade-offs compared with a store app. A home screen web app depends on your browser, so clearing your browser data can log you out. On some phones, features like notifications behave differently from a native app. None of this changes how bets, fees or limits work. Those are the same on every device.

Watch out for fake "Moon" apps

A few habits keep your account safer on mobile:

• Install from the real site only. Type the address. Bookmarks and home screen icons are safe once you've set them up from the real domain.
• Turn on two-factor authentication if you haven't already. A phone is easy to lose.
• Lock your phone. A home screen icon that keeps you logged in is convenient for you and for anyone holding your unlocked phone.
• Check the network before you deposit. Copying a wallet address on a small screen is where mistakes happen. Our deposit and verification guide covers this.

Is betting on your phone a good idea?

The web app makes Moon one tap away. That's the point, and it's also the risk. Leveraged bets move fast, and a phone in your pocket makes it easy to open "just one more" on the bus or late at night.

Some ground rules worth setting before you install:

• Decide your total budget and your per-bet size on a calm day, not mid-session.
• Use Auto Loss on every bet you won't be watching.
• Remember the max loss on any bet is your wager, at any leverage. At 100x, a 1% move against you is enough to reach it.
• Practice on play money first. It has a $100,000 balance you can refill, and it works on mobile too. See our play money guide.

Can I use the Moon web app anywhere?

No. The app is just moon.com in a different window, so the same country rules apply. Moon isn't available in 44 countries, including the US, the UK, Mexico, Australia, Ontario and most of Western Europe. Check the restricted countries list before you sign up. Installing Moon on your phone doesn't change where you're allowed to use it.

Quick answers

Is the Moon app free? Yes. Adding Moon to your home screen costs nothing and doesn't use an app store.

Do I need a separate account for mobile? No. You log in with the same account. Moon allows one account per person.

Will I get the native app automatically when it launches? No one can say yet. Moon hasn't announced a date or details, so watch its help center for news.

Can I use it on a tablet or desktop? Yes. Moon runs in any modern browser, so a tablet or laptop works the same way.

Based on Moon's help center as of November 2026. Moon may launch a native app or change how the web app works; check help.moon.com for the latest.